On-course golf basics from the original online golf swing coach, Mark Crossfield. Learn to release the golf club even when you are scared on the tee.
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Welcome to the Mark Crossfield Golf Channel! If you’re looking for world-class golf instruction and honest equipment reviews, you’ve come to the right place.
Mark is the original professional golfer content creator with a passion for helping others improve their game. On this channel, you’ll find various videos featuring golf tips, advice, and drills to help you play better golf and reduce your handicap. From fixing your slice and hook to driving the golf ball longer and straighter and improving your ball striking, Mark has over 25 years of coaching expertise to help you become a better golfer.
In addition to instructional videos, you’ll also find equipment reviews to help you make informed decisions on the best gear for your game. Whether you’re a beginner looking to get started in golf or an experienced player looking to take your game to the next level, Mark Crossfield Golf has something for you. Tune in and start your journey to better golf today!
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5 Comments
Not losing drives to the right with the new whizzer Mark? Look at my shaft.
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That shaft is something to look at for sure, I have seen this tip before from a very wise man. I think his name was Mark and had a great voice of the angels 🤣
OMG, Palmares! It's changed a bit since I played there around 1990! Great tip Mark, beautifully demonstrated, and one I will definitely be trying 🙂
I have a slice as a right handed player. Sometimes if I aim left for the reasons in the video I end up removing my slice and the ball goes generally where I am aiming (often way left). What are the swing mechanics that might be happening?